Air mail tragedy and political clash across Roosevelt era
Roosevelts administration faces criticism as five army aviators die in air mail missions. Farley defends cancellation of contracts while vowing a new policy to help operators. Debates over relief, wire regulation, tariffs, and a push to form three export banks follow amid mounting political tempers.
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Army
Farley
Senate
Post Office Department
Walter F. Brown
Brown
Hugo L. Black
Rainey
Army Air Corps
House Rules Committee
War Department
Ben Foulois
National Debate Over Packers and New Deal Policy
Washington observers see the meat packers dispute as a flashpoint for broader fights over government reach in business. Critics warn the charges against ten meat companies could spark a political clash over Roosevelt era policies and federal supervision of markets while supporters defend New Deal programs and federal regulation.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Federal Commission
Federal Radio Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Schall
Minnesota
Washington
United States
NDER
Hugh Johnson
NRA
General Johnson
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Steel Trust
Edward F. McGrady
Mr. McGrady
Department of Agriculture
Department
Packer
Wallace
Federal Trade Commission
Security Commission and the New Deal Debate
Western Newspaper Union discusses the Securities and Exchange Commission's evolving role under the New Deal. It weighs business confidence, potential radical shifts, and a shift to public citations over vague charges, with attention to truth in securities and the commission’s personnel choices.
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Congress
Senate
Tariff Commission
Ford Motor Company
Edgewater
N. J
Chester
William H. Davis
Washington
Craig
Ford Company
Davis
Henry Ford
NRA
Welsel Ford
Unies
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Johnson
Union
Woodchucks Brisk Across Rural Michigan Farms
The woodchuck or groundhog is the least protected farm animal and often carries a bounty. Detroit News notes woodchucks have increased across Michigan New England states and parts of the Midwest due to farm abandonment. They favor fields with clover alfalfa and timothy.
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Michigan
Detroit News
New England
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Our Furry Ancestors Beholds Grandfather’s Furred Mouth
A young girl browses a family album and points to the fur around her grandfather’s mouth, sparking a moment of curiosity and affection as she comments on his whiskered appearance.
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Chicago Tribune
Creomulsion promises quick relief for hard coughs and colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a seven effect cough and cold remedy offering rapid relief and safety. It emphasizes careful use, broad action, higher cost, and a guarantee that you pay nothing if relief isn’t achieved.
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CWA
Reedsville
W. Va
Robinson
Great Britain
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Foreign Relations Committee
Arkansas
George N. Peek
White House
Emperor Kang Teh
Japan
Henry Puyi
China
Manchukuo
Kang Teh
Russia
Manchuria
Henry
Hsinking
Yueh Hua
Apan
Soviet
Tommy Loughran
Primo Carera
Miami
Fla
Dern
MacArthur
Military Affairs Committee
House
Air Corps
General Staff
London
Hyde Park
Scotland Yard
Tom Mann
Harry Pillitt
MacDonald
House of Commons
A. Farley
William
Packers
Aking E
Raf
Pepy
Cerful
Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation
Malden, Mass
Dr. Pierce
Ty & A
Wader
Ibo
P.O
Garfield
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